Sentence examples for more often peripheral from inspiring English sources
More often, peripheral neuropathies in very young children may be seen as part of a syndromic (metabolic) hereditary disorder.
Subjects with foot ulceration were mostly men and had longer diabetes duration, worse glycemic control, and more often peripheral neuropathy and peripheral artery disease than subjects without foot ulceration.
13 Women have a higher percentage of body fat 14 and more often develop peripheral adiposity, whereas men accumulate fat centrally (ie, android obesity).
Since chorionicity, number of placentas and insertion of the umbilical cord are related (MC twins always have one placenta and have more often a peripheral cord insertion), as an additional step we built a model in which we replaced cord insertion and number of placentas with chorionicity (chorionicity model).
As compared with S-1+cisplatin, however, S-1+paclitaxel has been shown to be more often associated with peripheral neuropathy.
Dissatisfactions more often spring from factors peripheral to the task.
His influence on us has sometimes been marginal, but more often it has been peripheral - or nil.
This imaging feature could be helpful in differentiating sarcomas from prostate adenocarcinoma, which more often arises from the peripheral zone.
Manipulation consists of forceful, high velocity thrusts, whilst mobilisations are less vigorous techniques which are used more often than manipulation for peripheral joint pain and stiffness [ 17].
Bainbridge and Cowie (abstract 957) found that, among 472 diabetic participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), hearing impairment occurred 5.6, 5.8, and 2.7 times more often in persons with peripheral neuropathy, with coronary disease, and with A1C ≥7% than in those not having these characteristics.
Firms in breach of covenants lay off more employees at peripheral establishments and close peripheral establishments more often than they do at establishments engaged in their core businesses.
